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What happened on April 01, 2009
BUSINESS
Motorcycles are making shift to automatic transmission By Susan Carpenter
GM rolls out incentive program to quickly drive car sales By Ken Bensinger and Alana Semuels
Kaiser's vital signs defy ailing economy By Lisa Girion
KTLA-TV Channel 5 expands news operations By Greg Braxton
Business Briefing / Internet Times Wire Reports
AMC Entertainment CEO is looking at the big picture By Richard Verrier
MPAA stops disclosing average costs of making and marketing movies By Richard Verrier
Visa program for skilled workers under attack By Teresa Watanabe
Pistachio growers are shell shocked by FDA warning By Jerry Hirsch
Off-road vehicles recalled after 46 deaths Nathan Olivarez-Giles
Gottschalks is going out of business By Andrea Chang
Private investors buy African-American hair-care products maker By Andrea Chang
Honda Motor offers buyouts, cuts employee pay Associated Press
Fox not too shy to report it's still No. 1 in cable news By Scott Collins
Consumer confidence holds steady in March Associated Press
Wall Street rebounds on last day of the quarter By Tom Petruno
Mexico's President Calderon may seek $40 billion in IMF aid Bloomberg News
Sun-Times' future is cloudy Associated Press
Business Briefing / Retail Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Earnings Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Earnings Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Earnings Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Gambling Times Wire Reports
Auditors seek halt to AIG bailout Times Wire Services
U.S. home prices show record drop in January By Peter Y. Hong
Motorists are pulling for Big 3, but will they be willing to buy? By David Lazarus
Google starts venture capital unit Bloomberg News
Microsoft to shutter encyclopedia Encarta Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
L.A. County Sheriff's Department wants to donate equipment to Mexico, Thailand By Molly Hennessy-fiske
Andy Hallett dies at 33; green demon of TV's 'Angel' By Andrew Blankstein and Michael Muskal
California lawmakers weigh options for a potential fiscal 'doomsday' By Eric Bailey
Pasadena police seek outside review of fatal officer-involved shooting By Victoria Kim
UC San Diego admissions gaffe dashes students' hopes -- again By Gale Holland and Seema Mehta
Tax increases stack high in Pico Rivera By Rich Connell
Crime down in Los Angeles, other parts of Southern California By Joel Rubin and Andrew Blankstein
A spicy turf battle in Koreatown By Alexandra Zavis and Corina Knoll
Civilian hiring freeze leaves scores of LAPD cops doing desk work By Joel Rubin
Concerns raised about coastal levels of flame-retardant chemicals By Tony Perry
Readers weigh in on teacher layoffs, legalization of drugs By Steve Lopez
Gas station owners rebel against pollution rules By Margot Roosevelt
Raul Alfonsin dies at 82; former president of Argentina By Andres D'alessandro and Chris Kraul
L.A. County probation officials define billing moratorium By Molly Hennessy-fiske
Octuplets' mom has tough balancing act with media By Jessica Garrison and Kimi Yoshino
Villaraigosa's tree program gets boost from Korean Air By Phil Willon
Passings Times Staff Reports
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Howard Blume
California Briefing / Los Angeles County By Garrett Therolf
California Briefing / Sacramento By Patrick Mcgreevy
California Briefing / Los Angeles Associated Press
California Briefing / Santa Clara Associated Press
California
Hospital workers are steamed at supervisors' water perk By Garrett Therolf
Union sues former executive for $1.1 million By Paul Pringle
LAX workers are warned of possible furloughs By Phil Willon
California Briefing / Anaheim By My-thuan Tran
Judge refuses to toss Carona's witness tampering conviction By Christine Hanley
California Briefing / West Hollywood By Julie Cart
FOOD
2006 Torbreck 'The Steading' By S. Irene Virbila
For one Greek American family, the hunt for greens is deeply rooted By Russ Parsons
Rivera in downtown Los Angeles By S. Irene Virbila, RESTAURANT CRITIC
Food scientist works alongside chefs to dream up new ideas By Betty Hallock
Silver and Gold Amazing in Monterey Park By C. Thi Nguyen
Recipe: La Grande Orange Café's Brussels sprout salad with mustard vinaigrette By Noelle Carter
31 flavors? Think outside the carton, homemade ice cream lovers By David Lebovitz
ENTERTAINMENT
'Practicing Catholic' by James Carroll By Tim Rutten
SCR battles on, despite economy By Mike Boehm
Cloris Leachman puts it down on paper By Rachel Abramowitz
Free speech, celebrities and ugly truths By James Rainey
'Damages' on FX By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Michael Caine the able By Susan King
Top downloads leave the field divided -- and conquered By Ann Powers, POP MUSIC CRITIC
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Santana putting roots in Vegas By Randy Lewis
Prime-time TV rankings
'Jerusalem: Center of the World' on KCET By Tony Perry
'Pedro' on MTV and Logo By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
NATIONAL
Too many Wyatt Earps walking Tombstone's streets By Nicholas Riccardi
Ban on travel to Cuba may be lifted By William E. Gibson
Musicians plead for increased funding for National Endowment for the Arts By Sarah Gantz
Court rules against claim to Hawaiian lands By David G. Savage
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Minnesota Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / North Dakota Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Times Wire Reports
The Nation
Similar worlds
Democrats Waxman and Markey propose a multi-part effort to reduce greenhouse gases and promote renewable energy. By Jim Tankersley
Healthcare tensions simmer at Sebelius confirmation hearing By Noam N. Levey
Congressional race in N.Y. is too close to call Associated Press
Justice Department lawyers deem voting rights bill unconstitutional Washington Post
OPINION
How song, dance and movies bailed us out of the Depression By Morris Dickstein, Morris Dickstein teaches literature and film at the CUNY Graduate Center in New York. His new book, "Dancing in the Dark: A Cultural History of the Great Depression," will be published in September.
Prostate cancer screenings: a second opinion By H. Gilbert Welch, H. Gilbert Welch is a professor of medicine at the Dartmouth Institute of Health Policy and Clinical Practice. He is the author of "Should I Be Tested for Cancer? Maybe Not and Here's Why."
California needs to refigure its taxes
Judging Scalia
Notre Dame's Obama flap
Take care with surrogacy firms
Experts on trial
Will 'card check' work?
L.A. is blase abou the Big Three By Tim Rutten
Semesters make sense
WORLD
Blowfish's bad rap is killing him By John M. Glionna
Pakistan's Taliban leader threatens attacks in the U.S. By Zulfiqar Ali and Laura King
Netanyahu, super-sized Cabinet sworn in By Richard Boudreaux
200 migrants feared drowned in Mediterranean By Borzou Daragahi and Sebastian Rotella
U.S., Iranian officials meet at Afghanistan conference By Paul Richter
Even the Bolshoi isn't immune to Russia's economic downturn By Megan K. Stack
World Briefing / Iraq Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Russia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Brazil Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / France Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Brazil Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Canada Times Wire Reports
Obama popular, but Europe seeks results By Christi Parsons and Laurie Goering
Khmer Rouge prison chief takes blame for killings By Brendan Brady and Keo Kounila
SPORTS
Jockies' relationship will go the extra distance to reach the winner's circle By Bill Dwyre
Women's game deserves more love from the fans By Kurt Streeter
Their comments might not ring true By Mike Penner
Angels' Joe Saunders may be experiencing 'dead arm' By Mike Digiovanna
Pro day looks like a tweet deal for USC's Mark Sanchez By Sam Farmer
Lakers lose again to Bobcats By Mike Bresnahan
High School Sports By Eric Sondheimer
Kevin Prince ready for his wake-up call at UCLA By Chris Foster
Blake DeWitt is thrown a curve but handles it well By Dylan Hernandez
Ducks measure up on the road against Oilers By Helene Elliott
Kings play as if their season is over in 3-2 loss By Billy Witz
Andrew Bynum expects to be back before the playoffs By Mike Bresnahan
James keys Cavaliers' 13th win in a row Associated Press
Celtics 'shut down' Kevin Garnett Associated Press
UConn is still a perfect team Associated Press
Avoiding mistakes works for USC's Aaron Corp By Gary Klein
Australia could be first to qualify for men's World Cup By Grahame L. Jones
Results Associated Press
Blake DeWitt, Chin-lung Hu star in Dodgers' win over Arizona By Dylan Hernandez
Tigers release Sheffield and his 499 HRs Staff And Wire Reports
Getting After It
John Calipari accepts job with Kentucky Associated Press
Clippers tonight By Lisa Dillman
Kentucky and Arizona need attention hires, and a lot of attention By Chris Dufresne
Michigan State rides center Goran Suton to Final Four By Shannon Ryan
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